Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door: Difference between revisions

|JapM=Prologue: Welcome to Rogueport!

|Spa=Prólogo: Bienvenidos a Villa Viciosa

|Ita=Prologo: Benvenuti a Fannullopoli

|Ger=Prolog: Willkomen in Rohlingen

|Fre=Prologue: Bienvenue à Port-Lacanaïe!

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|Jap=ステージ１　マリオとお城とドラゴンと

|JapR=Sutēji 1: Mario to Oshiro to Doragon to

|Spa=Acto 1: El bueno, el feo y el malo

|SpaM=Act 1: The Good, The Ugly and The Bad

|ItaM=Scene 1: Mario, the castle and the dragon

|Ger=Kapitel 1: Lohgards Drachenburg

|Fre=Chapitre 1: Mario + château + dragon

|FreM=Chapter 1: Mario + castle + dragon

|ItaM=Scene 2: The Great Oak of the Mysterious Forest

|Ger=Kapitel 2: Der Baum der Bubus

|Fre=Chapitre 2: Un grand arbre

|FreM=Chapter 2: A great tree

|Jap=ステージ４　ブタのためにカネはなる

|JapR=Sutēji 4: Buta no Tame ni Kane wa Naru

|Spa=Acto 4: ¿Por quién dobla la campana?

|SpaM=Act 4: For Whom Does the Bell Toll?

|Jap=ステージ５　トロピコアイランドの大海賊

|JapR=Sutēji 5: Toropiko Airando no Dai Kaizoku

|Spa=Acto 5: La isla del tesoro

|SpaM=Act 5: Treasure Island

|Ita=Scena V: Il grande pirata dell'Isola Tropico

|Ger=Kapitel 5: Der Schatz des Piraten

|GerM=Chapter 5: The pirate's treasure

|Fre=Chapitre 5: Pirate de Tropatroce

}}

|Jap=ステージ６　リッチリッチエクスプレス３日間

|JapR=Sutēji 6: Ritchi Ritchi Ekusupuresu Mikka-kan

|Spa=Acto 6: Misterio en el Ricachón Exprés

|Ita=Scena VI: Tre giorni sul Fasto-Express

|Ger=Kapitel 6: Reise im Glimmer-Liner

|GerM=Chapter 6: Travel in the Excess Express

|Fre=Chapitre 6: Dans le Crésus Express!

}}

|Jap=ステージ８　スターストーンと伝説の宝

|JapR=Sutēji 8: Sutā Sutōn to Densetsu no Takara

|Spa=Acto 8: El destino en sus manos

|SpaM=Act 8: The fate in their hands

|Ita=Scena VIII: Le Gemme Stella e il Tesoro Leggendario

|Ger=Kapitel 8: Die Legende vom Schatz

|GerM=Chapter 8: The treasure's legend

==Gameplay==

[[File:PMTTYD Background.png|thumb|Mario wandering around in the background scenery.]]

''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' brings over all the core mechanics of the Nintendo 64 original, with the absence of the [[Spin Dash]] being the most notable exception in the overworld. All other moves return, as well as the party member system, and once again partners can be used outside of battle to overcome obstacles and reach items from a distance. Several partners have the same abilities to ones seen in ''Paper Mario'', like [[Koops]] being the counterpart of [[Kooper]].

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|align=left|Mario's reserve for moves. Can be increased by 5 when Mario levels up, and with [[FP Plus]] badges.

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Mario begins the game equipped with his basic [[Boots]] and [[Hammer]], which grant no special abilities in the overworld, and deal the least amount of damage in battle (1 point for a normal attack, and 2 points with a successful action command). The player will find upgraded versions of both as they progress, which are mandatory as they allow access to important areas.

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*'''Battle:''' Allows Mario to perform only a simple jump attack for no FP, which deals a base 1 point of damage.

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*'''Battle:''' Allows Mario to perform an Ultra Hammer move for 4 FP, which knocks the enemy in front into others behind it, dealing them 3 points of damage each.

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Like the boots and hammer upgrades, the player encounters [[black chest]]s throughout the story, whose beings trapped inside give Mario special abilities to use in the overworld upon release. All of these abilities are based on the paper element of the game's graphics.

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|Allows Mario can turn into a paper boat while standing on wooden docks called [[boat panel]]s, granting him the ability to cross bodies of water.

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File:PMTTYD Mario airplane.png|Plane Mode

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Body Slam (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)|Body Slam]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Bomb (Paper Mario series)|Bomb]]'''<br>0 FP

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|align=center width=16%|'''[[Love Slap]]'''<br>0 FP

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==Battle system==

===Attacking enemies===

===Status effects===

Status effects are effects that alter a character's stats or behavior in battle. Since they can only occur within battles, they are automatically removed or healed once Mario and partners win a fight.

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|style="text-align:left;"|Loses 1 HP each turn. Is removed by a randomly-occurring stage effect involving falling water, and by the Frozen status ailment. Fire foes are immune to this ailment.

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An icon appears next to Mario's Star Power Gauge whenever the player successfully uses the Action Command of an attack. If the player has two matching icons and if the player executes an additional Action Command, Mario can take the Bingo wheel for a spin.

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==Badges==

[[File:Trouble Center.png|thumb|Inside the Trouble Center in East Rogueport|250px]]

In [[Rogueport]], there is a Trouble Center which offers the citizens' troubles for Mario to solve. An [[Elusive Badge!|anonymous quest]] comes from [[Ms. Mowz]] and requires Mario to find a badge she is looking for but can not find. After this quest is completed, she joins Mario's team.

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{{main|List of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door glitches}}

[[File:PMTTYD Koops Splashing Glitch.gif|thumb|upright=1.66|The glitch performed on the {{wp|Dolphin (emulator)|Dolphin}} emulator]]

At any location where Mario can fall into the river and the player can talk to an NPC, the player should stand near the river and use [[Shell Toss|Koops's ability]], holding {{button|gcn|X}} so he remains in place. Without letting go of the button, the player should walk away so that Koops is offscreen, and talk to a character in the same area. When the player is done, Koops respawns next to Mario. There is a splash animation even on dry land.